Desiree S.
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I strongly recommend looking elsewhere before moving here. One of the biggest issues is the pool. It’s closed more often than it’s open, and this year has been the worst yet. It was only available for a couple of weeks at the beginning of the season and has been closed ever since, with no updates or timeline for reopening. Since the pool is a major amenity that many residents consider when signing a lease, I suggested they offer rent credits or provide pool passes/access to a nearby pool, but those requests have been completely ignored as well as any request for updates on our pool availability.
Just a few months after I moved in, the back half of our building flooded. It was very early on Christmas Eve morning and, because of the holiday, no one from management responded or could be bothered. Even in the following days, management was unhelpful and unresponsive. I literally had all of my belongings sitting in the middle of my living room awaiting assistance and the regional manager told me my apartment was affected the least and acted like it was no big deal. They eventually came to my apartment, pulled up the carpeting/padding and let it dry out and tried to lay it back down. They didn't address the drywall that got soaked or the outlets that literally had water pouring out of them. Black mold could be found in all the back half apartments and they just painted over it. It was horrifying to watch. The only reason I eventually received assistance was because the assistant manager at the time didn’t know what he was doing and accidentally agreed to all of my requests in writing, and the regional manager had no choice but to honor them. It was very clear it was something they wouldn’t have done otherwise.
Car break-ins and thefts happen frequently on the property. While I understand crime can happen anywhere, it’s especially concerning given that the security gates don’t work, and management doesn’t notify residents when incidents occur. They try to hide it. We had a couple that were robbed at gunpoint one evening at 8PM and I only know about it because I pulled up while the police were here and my patio looks right at their unit. Management never communicated anything, so my neighbors and I took it upon ourselves to alert our neighbors so we could all watch out for one another.
The walkways/hallways are dirty, there's dog poop everywhere, dogs are frequently off leash, trash builds up, and parts of the exterior fencing have fallen and are still lying where they landed. Overall maintenance is neglected, and they blame it on being short-staffed. The problem is, they can’t keep a staff because this place is so poorly managed.
Management is quick to issue threats and fines over minor tenant infractions, yet they take no responsibility for their own negligence or lack of communication.
The most unfortunate part is that I actually love my unit, and the property could be great. But the management company clearly doesn’t care, and it shows. It’s embarrassing that they advertise this place as “luxury living” when one walk through here would prove otherwise.
I'm now moving out because I bought my first home. Trying to communicate with management is a joke. I've sent my 60 days notice twice with no acknowledgment or next steps.
Good riddance to this place.